Mark Conroy

Mark Conroy

Mark Conroy is an Australian actor, born in Melbourne in 1959.

He is perhaps best known for his role as Glen Young in the television soap opera Sons and Daughters in 1985–86. He later played crooked shark fisherman Zac Burgess in Home and Away which is based in Australia.

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Born Melbourne, 1959.



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